C3SA helps organizations integrate application, API and software-supply-chain security into development and production environments.
Our work is designed around practical outcomes, not activity for its own sake.
Static analysis, dependency risk and software-component visibility.
Dynamic testing of deployed applications and services.
API discovery, testing, behaviour monitoring and abuse protection.
Protect high-value workflows from automation and abuse.
Protect credentials, CI/CD pipelines and developer workflows.
Manual validation of exploitable business and technical risk.
Each capability can be scoped on its own or combined into a secure development program.
Static application security testing finds flaws in your own code; software composition analysis finds known vulnerabilities and licence issues in the open-source components you depend on. C3SA integrates both into developer workflows and tunes them so results are trusted.
What you get
Automated and scheduled testing of running applications and services to find issues that only appear in deployment, such as misconfiguration, authentication weaknesses and injection flaws.
What you get
Discovery of every API you expose, including undocumented and deprecated ones, followed by testing of authentication and authorization and monitoring for abuse in production.
What you get
Protection for login, account creation, checkout and other high-value workflows against credential stuffing, scraping and automated fraud, tuned so real customers are not blocked.
What you get
Finding and removing hard-coded secrets, securing CI/CD pipelines and build systems, and controlling who and what can change code on its way to production.
What you get
Manual testing that goes beyond scanners to find business-logic flaws, authorization bypasses and chained attack paths, reported with business impact and clear fixes. See Penetration Testing.
What you get
Engagements can be targeted, project-based or part of a broader transformation program.
Public applications and APIs expose customer data and business processes directly to the internet. C3SA identifies your critical applications and interfaces, reviews authentication, authorization, data flows, third-party connections and deployment practices, then performs appropriately scoped testing and helps your teams fix what is found.
Security tools only help if developers trust the results. C3SA integrates and tunes testing inside existing workflows, so findings arrive where developers work and retesting confirms each fix.
SAST analyses source code without running it. DAST tests the running application from the outside. Penetration testing adds human testers who find business-logic flaws and chained attacks that automated tools miss. Most programs need all three at different points.
APIs often expose data and functions directly, and many organizations do not have a complete list of them. Broken authorization, where a user can access another user's data by changing an identifier, is one of the most common and damaging API flaws.
Yes. C3SA starts from your current repositories, CI/CD platform and tools, and adds or replaces tooling only where there is a clear gap.
Public applications and APIs expose customer data and business processes.
C3SA identifies critical applications and interfaces, reviews authentication, authorization, data flows, third-party connections and deployment practices, performs scoped testing and helps teams fix findings.
An application and API attack-surface map, prioritized findings, remediation guidance and retest results.
